* A score of 3 means meaningful inconsistency or variation. A brief clarifying note is especially helpful, even if it is only a few words.
M Historical Baseline Replay
This training copy opens with M's preserved original Pilot 0.1 responses already loaded. No clarifying notes or adaptive variance answers are prefilled. EAR-10 is intentionally preserved as MISSING, matching the historical record. You can change any response or add notes to watch the live diagnostic and variance engines update.
This training copy opens with M's preserved original Pilot 0.1 responses already loaded. No clarifying notes or adaptive variance answers are prefilled. EAR-10 is intentionally preserved as MISSING, matching the historical record. You can change any response or add notes to watch the live diagnostic and variance engines update.
Refinement preview: blue-arrow teaching sections now start collapsed. Every 3 automatically opens its optional note field and asks “Varies by what?” The vague end-of-survey variance question cards are not shown in this preview.
Live diagnostic interpretation will update automatically as responses are entered.
Training view: CDI uses the formal term first, then explains it in plain English. Seeing both together repeatedly is intentional—it helps build fluency with STEWARDS, diagnostic signatures, confidence, causal location, and repair authority.